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Access to these resources is governed by license agreements which restrict use to the Notre Dame community and to individuals who use the Notre Dame Libraries' facilities. It is the responsibility of each user to ensure that he or she uses these products only for individual, noncommercial use without systematically downloading, distributing, or retaining substantial portions of information. Acceptable use forbids downloading contents of entire issues of a given journal title. The use of software such as scripts, agents, or robots, is generally prohibited and may result in loss of access to these resources for the entire Notre Dame community.

Please see the ND Copyright Policies webpage for more information on the creation and use of copyrighted materials at Notre Dame.

• 2004-2005 Cap on Use of Restricted Funds for Serial Subscriptions

  
  
  Over the past years, the Libraries have used endowment funds to cover continuing costs for library materials only in exceptional circumstances. However, based on flat unrestricted budgets, we began to use endowments for serials, across the board, three years ago. Our concern that the costs of serials would quickly outstrip available endowment funds remains. While unrestricted funds can easily be adjusted upward to cover serial costs, funds could not be added to restricted accounts beyond the annual earnings increases. Most restricted funds have been used to purchase books and other one-time purchases, while some funds include a mix of serials and books. There have been a few exceptions to this rule in disciplines that rely largely on journal literature. We feel that it is imperative that we begin to use our endowments much more aggressively to support those resources needed by our students and faculty.

• Budget Allocation Principles and Assumptions 2002-2003

  
  
  Budget Allocation Principles and Assumptions 2002-2003

• Collection Development Committee Annual Report - Document Delivery Project

  
  
  In order to have a better understanding of the role of document delivery in meeting research needs and how much is currently being spent on commercial document delivery, I was asked to work with Kelly and those involved in resource delivery to get a better handle on exactly how much money is being spent and how.

• FY 2003-2004 Serials Cancellation Project

  
  
  FY 2003-2004 Serials Cancellation Project

• Project to Reduce the University Libraries' FY 2002-2003 Books and Journals Commitments

  
  
  Project to Reduce the University Libraries' FY 2002-2003 Books and Journals Commitments - FAQs

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